"In a world saturated by the deluge of images and the rise of artificial intelligence, photography is for me an act of resistance. I choose to remove rather than add, to simplify until I keep only the light, the line, the silence—the essential.

My gaze was forged between the immensity of the ocean and the calm of the Landes forests, then sharpened over the course of my travels, in those times of waiting where we learn to let the world come, rather than seize it.

Where images accumulate endlessly, I defend an aesthetic of restraint, where shadow dialogues with clarity, where each empty space takes on meaning. To photograph is to offer a space for slowness, a threshold where looking becomes a conscious, attentive, inhabited act again."

DESCA